THE BIRTH STORY OF PROJIMO

#15 | THE BIRTH STORY OF PROJIMO: the Team Helps Teresa Smile; Piaxtla Versus the Government Health Center; and Where There Is No Doctor Now Part of Mexican Health Ministry Efforts

POSTEDATO: Noviembre de 1983

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The newsletter opens with updates on Project Piaxtla. Detailed are the drama involving a government health clinic in Ajoya, the broadening use of Where There Is No Doctor by the Mexican Health Ministry, and an update on the Piaxtla corn bank.

The main topic of this newsletter, however, is PROJIMO, and it provides a good introduction to the project as it was first taking shape in 1983. The mission, staff, rehabilitation activities and technologies are all outlined. The rehabilitation story of Teresa illustrates the work of PROJIMO. The newsletter closes with updates about the Hesperian Foundation’s publications, and discussion of the early drafts of Disabled Village Children. NOTE: THIS NEWSLETTER CONVERSION IS INCOMPLETE. MORE IMAGES NEED TO BE INSERTED.

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NL15 Sp – Técnicas e y equipos de rehabilitación de los niños con discapacidad en el area rural

En inglés se encuentra en linea a Newsletter #15.

Este boletín reproduce un folleto sobre rehabilitación en la comunidad (RBC) – actividades, ayudas técnicas, y rehabilitación para los niños con discapacidad en el area rural, usando materiales y objectos locales a bajo costo.

Como este folleto es un breve borrador inicial de lo que llegó a hacer el libro El Niño Campesino Deshabilitado (por David Werner), referemos el lector al libro completo, que se encuentra en linea a:

https://hesperian.org/home-spanish/resources-in-spanish/